@carrotzthebunny@aveleviathan@cishetnaito@ChoidGPT@CelloisMellow@greenmoldcutie Uh no? I said if Kris being Non-Binary was confirmed down the line, then I'd concede, but it's not fully confirmed, so I'm not saying Kris is gender-ambiguous, but has an unconfirmed gender. My opinion is they are, but that's not canon.
@aveleviathan@cishetnaito@ChoidGPT@CelloisMellow@carrotzthebunny@greenmoldcutie You do realize that wasn't a correction, right? And also that interaction works for both interpretations. The streamer said "He's stuck." and Toby said "They're stuck."
If toby was trying to preserve Kris being ambiguous, he would still use they/them because otherwise he'd be-
@aveleviathan@cishetnaito@ChoidGPT@CelloisMellow@carrotzthebunny@greenmoldcutie Non-Binary, so if it's confirmed down the line then that's that. Gender ambiguous Kris allows for all interpretations of Kris though, so that's why I think that was Toby's intention, assuming how he wrote Gerson in Chapter 4 is his opinion on the interpretation of stories.
@aveleviathan@cishetnaito@ChoidGPT@CelloisMellow@carrotzthebunny@greenmoldcutie The same reason Frisk was: to initially fool you into thinking Kris was just the player character. The twist at the end of Chapter 1 would be undermined otherwise.
I'm of the opinion Kris's gender has yet to be fully confirmed, so I'm not definitively against Kris being-
@aveleviathan@cishetnaito@ChoidGPT@CelloisMellow@carrotzthebunny@greenmoldcutie none of this disproves gender ambiguous kris, by the way. frisk was treated in the same way despite being separate from the player, and characters like Niko from OneShot (both Toby and Nightmargin worked on OFF) prove you can have gender ambiguous characters that use they/them.
@RalseiSpin We're still getting both no matter who wins so getting mad over it would genuinely be jobless behavior. Even moreso than the baseline for this fandom.